State Orders Study of Court Procedures On Drunk Driving
Sacramento reports the Judicial Council seeks a statewide follow up on new procedures to curb erasure of drunk driving records. The Office of Traffic Safety approved a $12,000 grant to study July through December orders vacating prior convictions, with expected 6,000 to 9,000 cases in six months.
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Lawn Care Tips for Ironing Out Watering in Dry Weather
Calves Red Bluff nurseryman Calvin Marengo recommends aerators to open soil for deeper watering. A California nurserymen bulletin favors power-driven aerators for large jobs and coring tools for small ones to improve water absorption. Fertilizer should be applied when grass grows actively, and early morning watering reduces disease and evaporation.
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Red Bluff
Calvin Marengo
California Association of Nurserymen
Victor A. Gibeault
University of California, Riverside
Gibeault
Dear Ann Landers Readers Send Advice Across Generations
A reader asks whether parents should tell children about prior marriages to prevent trauma, arguing it could help a son with divorce. Ann Landers says disclosure protects kids from betrayal and lifelong psychological issues, urging timing before harm occurs. Also letters touch marijuana memory claims and elevator smoking etiquette.
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Ann Landers
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Corning Adult Art Class Show Planned For This Weekend
Corning adults in the evening art class will display their work from 3 to 9 p m this Saturday and Sunday at teacher Mrs Robin Blomquist 1417 Colusa St The projects include portraits landscapes still life abstract design and collage Students listed include Alice Bassett Margaret Compston Rita Fees Vyrle Roth Verna Fox Pearl Moller Dorothy Meyers Essie Bell Jane Morgan Hazel Matteson Rebecca Wilder Pattye Hale Irene Morris Lindy Talley Mildred Williams Setsuko Kunishima Mrs Blomquist has taught art in Corning and Red Bluff for twenty years and also teaches at Gerber Elementary School.
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Alice Bassett
Margaret Compston
Rita Fees
Vyrle Roth
Verna Fox
Pearl Moller
Dorothy Meyers
Essie Bell
Jane Morgan
Hazel Matteson
Rebecca Wilder
Pattye Hale
Irene Morris
Lindy Talley
Mildred Williams
Setsuko Kunishima
Blomquist
Corning
Red Bluff
Gerber Elementary School
Red Bluff Students Earn Degrees at Cal Poly Commencement
Two Red Bluff graduates were among 2,700 at California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo for the 67th commencement on June 9. Arlen L Hofhenke earned a B S in home economics with honors after March graduation while Robert Lange received a B S in mechanized agriculture, both listed among the degree recipients.
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San Luis Obispo
Arlen L. Hofhenke
Thomas Hofhenke
Hofhenke
Robert Lange
Gerald Frost
Cold Turkey Suggested for California Metric Shift
Burt C. Kendall of the California Metric Committee urged the state Board of Education to adopt a cold turkey national metric conversion. He said about 11 percent of U S manufacturing uses the metric system and that education should lead the change within a decade toward a predominantly metric nation. He warned planned dualism is less effective and noted remnants of customary units will remain, such as football field measurements.
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San Francisco
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Aide Names Kissinger In Wiretap Suit
Morton H. Halperin sues Henry Kissinger and six others over a 25 month tap on his home phone. The suit seeks 100 dollars per day for 1969 to 1971, totaling 600000, filed by the ACLU for Halperin and his family in U.S. District Court. Names include Mitchell Ehrlichman Haldeman Haig Sullivan and FBI chief Ruckelshaus. Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. also named. The tap's existence was revealed May 10 in connection with the Pentagon Papers case.
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William Sullivan
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
William D
Ruckelshaus
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
W. Matt Byrne Jr
Los Angeles
Daniel Elisberg
Anthony Russo
California Timber Sales Rise in Fiscal 1974
California national forests will offer 2.077 billion board feet of timber in fiscal 1974. Regional forester Doug R. Leisz said the rise comes from salvaging dead timber and using helicopters to harvest in terrain previously inaccessible.
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UPI
California
Doug R. Leisz
National Forests
Grades Available Next Tuesday At Red Bluff High
Report cards for students at Red Bluff High School for the semester ending June 8 will be in the main office next Tuesday. Cards for those with stamped self addressed envelopes were mailed. others may pick up from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. after June 18, with library charges checked by the bookkeeper before issuance.
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